Cool MateMeaning of Taking
In simple words: to grab or hold something
Taking in a sentence
- She is taking an umbrella because it looks like rain.
- He was taking his time in choosing a restaurant.
- Taking notes in class helps with retention.
How to use Taking
Used in various contexts; fits both spoken and written English. Casual use is common, but avoid in very formal settings like academic writing.
Grammar pattern
take + object
Memory hint
Taking sounds like 'taking a gift' — imagine receiving a present.
Related words
Collocations with Taking
- taking a break
- taking notes
- taking responsibility
- taking risks
- taking action
Synonyms for Taking
- grabbing
- seizing
- capturing
- accepting
- acquiring
Opposites of Taking
- giving
- releasing
Common mistakes with Taking
- Confused with 'took' for present tense usage.
- Using 'taking' without an object (needs a noun).
- Mixing 'taking' with other verbs incorrectly.
Taking appears in
Taking in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
أخذ
تمسك أو تحمل شيئًا.
- Bengaliবাংলা
নেওয়া
কিছু ধরা বা ধরে রাখা
- GermanDeutsch
Nehmen
etwas greifen oder halten
- SpanishEspañol
Tomando
agarrar o sostener algo
- Persianفارسی
گرفتن
یه چیزی رو گرفتن یا نگه داشتن.
- FrenchFrançais
Prendre
attraper ou tenir quelque chose
- Hindiहिन्दी
लेना
कुछ पकड़ना या रखना।
- ItalianItaliano
Prendere
afferrare o tenere qualcosa
- PortuguesePortuguês
Pegando, Levando, Levando tempo
pegar ou segurar algo
- RussianРусский
Брать
взять или держать что-либо
- Urduاردو
لینا
کسی چیز کو پکڑنا یا رکھنا
- Chinese中文
拿, 取, 接受
抓住或拿着某东西。
More words like Taking
- Accepting
- Oh my god
An exclamation of surprise, shock, or amazement.
- Oh, god!
An expression of deep emotion, often used in surprise or frustration.
- Think, think, think
To have a particular opinion or belief about something.
- Gosh
An exclamation used to express surprise or wonder.
- Come on
A phrase used to urge or motivate someone.
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Frequently asked questions about Taking
What does Taking mean?
to grab or hold something
What is the definition of Taking?
To grasp or receive something.
How do you use Taking in a sentence?
She is taking an umbrella because it looks like rain.
Can you give another example of Taking?
He was taking his time in choosing a restaurant.
What are synonyms for Taking?
Common alternatives include grabbing, seizing, capturing, accepting, acquiring.
What is the opposite of Taking?
Opposite meanings include giving, releasing.
What words go with Taking?
It commonly pairs with taking a break, taking notes, taking responsibility, taking risks, taking action.
What are common mistakes when using Taking?
Confused with 'took' for present tense usage. Using 'taking' without an object (needs a noun). Mixing 'taking' with other verbs incorrectly.
How do you pronounce Taking?
US: //ˈteɪkɪŋ//, UK: //ˈteɪkɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Taking?
Used in various contexts; fits both spoken and written English. Casual use is common, but avoid in very formal settings like academic writing.